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TechDoc Client 10 Build 03/28/2022 has been released and features the following improvements:

The TechDoc 10.1.2 patch has been released. The setup program is intended to be used for a new installation or an upgrade for TechDoc 10, 10.1, or 10.1.1. The embedded Java has been upgraded to 8u302 for the latest security baseline and several report style files were missing from the previous 10.1 and 10.1.1 installers.

Since this patch contains security updates, it should be applied at your earliest convenience.

TechDoc 10.1 has been released. The setup program is intended to be used for a new installation or an upgrade of TechDoc 10. Some of the main enhancements for TechDoc 10.1 release are shown below. See the release notes for full details on the release.

Render 10 is now available on the TechDoc 10 Downloads page. If you already have a Render 9.* machine, you can update it by simply following the section called "Periodic Maintenance of the Render Machine" in the Render Installation guide. The following is a list of changes from Render 9.2.3 to Render 10:

TechDoc 10.0.1 has been released. The setup program is intended to be used for a new installation or an upgrade of TechDoc 9, 9.1, 9.2, or 10. The TechDoc 10.0.1 release is intended to fix two issues with TechDoc 10:

TechDoc 9.2.1 has been released as a Setup program and a Patch. The setup program is intended to be used for a new installation or an upgrade of TechDoc 9, 9.1, or 9.2. The patch is intended as a much quicker way to patch TechDoc 9.2 to TechDoc 9.2.1 with the least number of changes possible. The TechDoc 9.2.1 release is intended to fix two issues:

DocuBrain Workflow Editor 10 Build 02/14/2020 has been released and features the following improvements:

• Added full support for servers running TechDoc 10 while still maintaining full support for TechDoc 9 servers.
• Updated Java JRE to Amazon Corretto 8 update 242 to provide the latest Java security and updates.
• Added support for the double data type on process variables.

TechDoc 10 will drop support for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 and Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2. The end of extended support for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 is 1/14/2020 (click here for details).

TechDoc Client 10 Build 06/10/2019 has been released and features the following improvements:

• Updated Java JRE to Amazon Corretto 8 update 212. This provides the latest Java security and updates without the customer having to purchase commercial licenses from Oracle.
• Added support for servers running TechDoc 10 while still maintaining full support for TechDoc 9 servers.
• Added support to better handle single sign-on accounts that map to multiple TechDoc user accounts. The server must be running TechDoc 10 for this improvement to work.

Render 9.2.3 is now available on the TechDoc 9.2 Downloads page. If you already have a Render 9, 9.2.1, or 9.2.2 VM, you can update it by simply following the section called "Periodic Maintenance of the Render VM" in the Render Installation guide. The following is a list of changes from Render 9.2.2 to Render 9.2.3:

TechDoc 9.2 is now available as a full installation/upgrade program on the TechDoc 9.2 Downloads page. If you are performing an upgrade, you must be running TechDoc 9 or higher before upgrading. Some of the highlight for TechDoc 9.2 include:

In the past, TechDoc has always required that any Search Manager (SM) running on another server that a Document Manager (DM) sends updates to must already be running the version that the DM is getting ready to update to. Starting with TechDoc 9, this requirement is being eased. The SM and DM are only required to be running the same major version number. For instance, if you are getting ready to update a DM to Release 9, the SM can be running 9, 9.1, 9.2, etc. If you are getting ready to update a DM to Release 9.1, the SM can be running 9, 9.1, 9.2, etc.